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Check previous years.  They have maps.

Looks like the April 15 results were released in Maryland several days after NCEES released.  You might be in for a wait.  :blink:  

Some have to review it in a board meeting first.  Some just release it when they get the results.

You win understatement of the year award.

Work for a utility engineering/maintenance firm.  Specifically I work with the shale development in Ohio/West Virginia/Pennsylvania.  All aspects from pipelines to settings to M&R.  Every engineer I've worked with has his/her PE.

FFS

I don't see anything yet?!?!?

Keep at 'em TW. 

Gah.  Ohio board is probably sitting around drinking coffee talking about what's for lunch.  While we sit here shaking.

100% understandable.  I'll likely be crying or running around in circles.

Congrats!

He's gone.  Probably running around the office stripping by now.  We'll never know.

I get what you mean.  I had no idea what I was doing - I studied structural in my Master's, but it was almost exclusively earthquake excitation in buildings - a lot of structural dynamics.  I don't do any structural engineering at my work (all pipelines).  It was the test I thought I had the...

A guy at my firm took the Civil Construction exam in April 2015 and was very confident in his results, and he doesn't even know about this board.  I took Civil Structural in October 2015 and am somewhat unsure about results, and I've been monitoring these threads for two weeks.   :reading:

I didn't mean any offense, but I think its an accurate statement for a majority of readers.

You're correct on the multi-discipline.  I would wager that someone on these boards who has passed the PE has the "Available" status as well.

Not to be a bearer of bad news, but the people who are fairly confident in passing probably aren't monitoring this page 24/7.  So the passing rates among participants on this and other threads are likely much lower than the overall.

Mine changed to "October, 2015" as well.  And all exams are "Available" for registration.

Fixed that for you.

I concur.  I also took the structural test.  The morning hydraulics were pretty rough for me, and its normally a subject I do well at.  The structural problems in the AM were way more difficult that I anticipated.  Luckily it was my depth, so I think I did well, but I could see a lot of other...